1913

J. Loy "Pat" Maloney returns to Florida and will be at Venice Beach Apts., No. 2, Apt. 307, The Esplanada, Venice. His father. now over 100 years, will be with him.

"Matt E. Gately 3rd weds Jacqueline Blanche Trillia of Buenos Aires" was in the headlines of the N. Y. Times of September 19, 1964. Our Matt Gately died this summer in Buenos Aires. Young Matt had lived with his mother, Mrs. Carlson Gately, in Forest Hills, Queens. He was graduated from the Riverdale Country Day School and Dartmouth (in 1946) and Harvard Law School. He is with the Bank of New York.

Babe Smith was in London, England, for a month's vacation with wonderful weather and in the midst of the national elections.

Line and Lucy Wilson started in August on a trip to Canada, to Vancouver, and then wherever they wished. Everything went well.

On September 24 at 4:30 in St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Denver, Colo., there was held a memorial service for Ruth Vincent Cunningham and the dedication of the Ruth Vincent Cunningham Planned Parenthood Center followed immediately at 2025 York Street in Denver.

Edmund Freeman has let us know the sad news of the passing of Beatrice Thomas,Ernest's wife, on September 28. She died in her sleep at their home in Middleboro. She had been ill for many years. She was a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College and had been a competent teacher for many years in. the Middleboro High School. She and Ernest had been happily married for 45 years. BenAndrew conducted the funeral service.

The unexpected news of Frederick A.(Jack) Alden's sudden death on September 29 at his home, 267 West End Avenue, West End, Long Beach, N. J., stunned all of us. His obituary will appear in this or a subsequent issue of the MAGAZINE.

The October 11, 12, and 13 party at the Hanover Inn was a great success. Twentyeight gathered for dinners or just to be there in Hanover following the Princeton game. Harvey McClary came the longest distance. Rain on Tuesday drove many home. The Shepards and George Steele gave one cocktail party before dinner. Miss Carey and her staff were tops as usual in their choice of rooms for all. The twenty-eight sent greetings to the secretary who was finishing a cruise on the "Stella Solaris" through the Greek Islands, and returned to Athens to find Marg and Page Worthington '33 at the Grand Bretagne. Page has just retired as president of the Alumni Council, so we held a meeting of former Council members right then and there.

Secretary, Box 62, Potter Place, N. H.

Treasurer. Hanover, N. H.